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I'm writing the GMAT for the second time on June 1. First time around I got 690 (Q43/V41). Overall I did OK, but I'm hoping to get into a top teir program.

I've been doing a few of the GMATClub practice math sections - which I highly recommend - but seem to be getting crushed particularly on number property data sufficiency questions.

It seems there's always a little detail that I miss.

I don't really have any specific question per se, but was hoping for a moral boost, and a bit of a break by posting here.

Anyone else really struggling with number properties. I have trouble "picking good numbers". I often jump jump to conclusions, which is clearly what the test designers are hoping the test takers will do.

I studied engineering, so I'm used to "problem solving" and seem to do significantly better on PS Qs. Data Sufficiency gets to me, because in engineering it's all about making safe assuptions (like things not being 0). I'm having to unlearn habits to try to get a good score.

yesterday I took first gmat math practice test , and I got 20/37. I thought like these practice tests are very tough and decided not to take anymore tests. Right now i am scoring 40 in quant and i want to increase my score by 4 points. I am completed all og material, and I dont have any practice material for quant other than these tests. My Exam date is on may 29. Can i take those tests, please guide me

don't be discouraged by your gmat club math test scores. they are hard. i was averaging around 30 on these tests and scored a Q49 on my gmat. keep doing them, you will get better and better. and you will stop missing the little things more and more. also the questions you get wrong - unless it's a ridiculously hard question, really try to understand where you went wrong. this is crucial.